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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Of course his comments are 'off'.

He just had his family and life obliterated in the most traumatic 30 minutes of his life in an incomprehensible way by the woman he loved. Nothing makes sense and it must seem so unreal that this happened. He just had left sitting by his dying baby's bedside for 3 days. On top of that he has the world watching and talking about them all and likely a thousand other things to deal with.

None of it makes sense. I am sure his emotions and thoughts are a washing machine and a blur right now. It is amazing he was even able to sit and write a well articulated article to tell the world about this family and to ask them not to add more pain and hate to his plate right now.

What is an 'on' comment given the situation?[/quote]

Well I think it’s off that he commented publicly at all. That’s all fine for a eulogy I guess, but weird to share with the world. And like you said he had just come from watching his last child die. That was the the first thing he wanted to do? Write a public statement?[/quote]

I know people who know them. First: Please don't judge. Who's to say what's "weird" in this situation? There's not a handbook. The reason he "shared with the world," I surmise (he actually shared with a GoFundMe page), is because the media attention has been enormous but, more to the point, because he's received a massive outpouring of support on GoFundMe, and he acknowledged it. Perhaps writing what he did was therapeutic.

Again, I'm unclear as to why anyone feels equipped or entitled to judge his response.

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Can you have your people ask his people what he plans to do with his $1 million?  Hopefully all for a mental health charity although I haven’t seen any indication of that.[/quote]

You seem very angry and cynical. I'm sure it will be put to proper use, and I doubt he'll be able to work for quite some time. You also do know that he didn't start the fundraiser personally, right?[/quote]
 Np here.

I personally don't care about the money. But I do understand the skepticism. I mean we have seen many times where a tragedy is actually sinister.

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